The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 27, 1901, Image 8
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Mr. (Jeorge Rooko is at home:
from Wake Forest College, N. C.,.
Avhero be graduated recently.
Miss Mamie Snow i* visiting her
-i-ter, Mis. K. W. Yates. Miss Ma-;
mie iv well known and ha- many
friends hero.
Mr. Arthur Benjamin, of (ieorge-'
town, was in town on Wednesday,
llecame on a short vi.-St to his sistor,
Mrs. A skins.
Mr. Millie Cocklield and Miss
Allie Williamson won? united in
marriage by Rev. \Y. 1*. (iausv on,
the Kith. The bride is a (laughter
of Mrs. Seymour tJaskins.
Mr. A. P. Hatchell and Miss Minnie
Lynch we united in the bonds;
of matrimony at the residence of
the bride's father, Mr. J. S. Lynch, i
on the bith, the ceremony having)
been performed by Rev. T.J. Rooke.;
Constable Rowell has been seiz-j
Jug a good many jugs here lately.)
livery few days he comes down and J
leaves his visiting card attached to;
vessels that are being waited for.
Some may come back, but some willj
go away to be seen no more.
There will be preaching and the ;
observance of the Lord's Supper atj
the Presbyterian church next Sun-;
nay at 11 a. in. Last Sunday afternoon
Rev. Saddles preached an in-:
teresting sermon to a large congre-,
gat ion.
Mr. lJ.F. Broekinton, Jr.,of Motts, [
was in town Saturday. A few days '
ago his wagon, which was returning I
from Lake City with a small load. !
went into a washout a few milts j
above here. The driver was thrown
out and seriously injured.
]>r. Williams returned from Buffalo
some days ago. lie reports a j
i.ie?xioit triii. lie savs the Pan
American Exposition is a threat
<how and i< drawing lots of people.
Jlesides the exposition he visited
Niagara Falls and other places <>
interest.
Mr. Clyde flat land was in town
with friends a few days last week.
He attended the S. C., College of j
Pharmacy last session and will jrui
back in the fall, lie will graduate j
next March. We are much pleased
to know that he stands at the head
of his class.
Mr. A. X. Sutcliffe has removed ;
moved from Charleston to this,
place, and iaike City will for the,
future be his home and that of hi>*
family. lie will build a dwelling i
rijrht away on the corner of Charlo
Street and Acline Avenue. We!
extend a cordial welcome to him
.and his family, and hope they will i
iind their new home a pleasant one,,
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:mu tneir 11 \es nueu ujui -i ju.^i
measure of siiecess.
Lake City is still ahead. We ,
reckon we ean bea! the county on
<*!evatecl grass. There i> in this.
town a crop of green growing grass ;
more than twmty feet high. We!
shall not stale whose grass this is
for tear the owner might not like it,
but the gras- is here and )t i< growing
and it is more than twenty feet
high. And it appears to be nothing
more than ordinary crab gru--.
Two dusky damsels had a bout
about a man Sunday morning' just
in time to be witnessed by people!
going to Sunday-school. A stick 1
was u?ed pretty freely, but no
gourds were cracked. The assailant
generously contributed -$7.o0 to ,
the town treasury. It is probable
that more trouble may follow, j
While they seem very axxious to,
-carve each others features the man
in the case takes things coolly, but
neither he nor his peace may remain
intact long.
Mr. Fleet McKlveen, the auctioneer
of the Star Warehouse,'
vm-nt fvco (J)iv? in Tow n l:?>t week . I
lie is getting ready for tlie eoming j
reason and will couie in next Mon-J
day to remain until the season iover.
The warehouse will open for
businc-s about the 20th of .Inly.
I'util then .Mr. MeKlveen will visit
the farms in the surrounding eoun-.
try, looking into the condition of
the crops and the quality and quantity
of tobacco that they will probably
turn out.
Messrs. \Y. S. Moore and J. F.
Stanley, composing the firm of
Moore t\r Stanley, lessees of the
warehouse, came in la<t week.
After looking around a few davs,i
taking in the situation, Mr. Stanley 1
went away but will return as soon
as matters are shaped up. Meanwhile
Mr Moore is here looking!
after this end of the line. These
gentlemen expect to make things
lively for Messrs. Ilall it < lenient,
and all hands are looking forward
to the season with interest.
\l p II T W'liil Irwlr line u ii iimlor.
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taud, ploughed up his tobacco crop
and planted tlie land in corn. We
hear that one or two others have,
lone the saino thing. They may he !
acting wisely, hut we douht it very
much. Much of tl.o tobacco and
cotton that now holds out little
promise will come out of its present
condition to a groat extent and will
lunUe better returns than other1
crops planted at this the end of June, j
J-'n.nK'n? seem to be the sloweet'
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people on earth to learn from experience
or otherwise. The very
tiling that would go farthest to-i
wards making them independent
oftloud or drouth is sadly neglected
and in many instances totally disregarded.
TO THE DEAF.
A rich lady cured of deafness and
noises in the head by Dr. Nicholson's
Anilieial Far Drums gave *10.000 to
bis ln-tiiute so that deaf people unable
to procure the Kar Drums may I
have them free. Address No 11003, j
the Nicholson Institute. 7>j0 Eighth1
Avenue. New York, t' *?. A.
There are better fish in the sea ;
than have ever been caught; the ^
big ones always yet away.
SA VICS TWO FROM DEATH.
' Our little dawg,.ter had an almost
fatal attack { whooping rough ami
bronchitis.'7 writes Mrs. W. K. Havi-f
land, of Aruiouk. N. Y., "but. when,
all other'remrdie-t failed, we saved her
life with Dr. King's New Discovery.
Our niece, who had consumption in an J
advanced stage, a Do used this winder-'
ful medicine and to-day shc|is) perfectly
well." Desperate throat and lung diseases
yield to Di. King's New Discovery
:?s t<> iK) other metliciue <>11 earth.
Infallible for coughs and colds. Aoc and ;
si.00 bottles guaranteed by 1). Scott. !
Trial bottle free.
A man is always actuated by a
stern sense of duty when iie handles [
the rudder ol a boat.
SEVEN YEA KS IN it ED.
"Will wonders nevercease?" inquire!
the friends of Mrs. L. IVase. of Law-j
renee. Kan. The/ knew she had been !
unable to leave her bed ill seven years !
on :i<vount of kidney and liver trouble. <
nervous prostration :n:d general debility
: but. "three iK-tlles of Klectric Hitfers
enabled nie to walk." -lie writes,
"and in three months 1 fell like a new j
per-on." Women suffering from head;i<
|ie. backache. nervousness, .sleepless-!
lie.--, tuelanelioly, fainting and dizzy 1
sp*'li- will tilit 1 it a priceless blessing.
Try if Satisfaction guaranteed. I>. C\ J
Scot I. () 111 y 5Uc.
In ancient times the people'
multiplied on the lace of the earth:,
but now they use slates.
a tki:rii:lk kjti.osion
"Of j gasoline stove hiirned a lady
here f iglitfully." writer- N. K. Palmer,
of Kirkliam. la. "The best doctors
couldn't heal the running sore thai
followed, hitr Ihiekleti's Arnica salve,
eurir-ly cured her " liifalltlile for cuts. |
eorns. -ores, l>->l Is.bruise-. skill diseases ,
and piles 2 V at I>. Scott-.
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IDs poor consolation to a man
to know 1 hat it is only the female,
nioxi nito t hat bites.
UIDN'T MAHKV KOI{ MONEY. '
'I lie l'.osn [i man. who lately marri< ! I
a sickly rich young woman. i> happy I
n??w. for In- got 1 ?r. Kind's New Lite
Fills, which restored her to perfect |
health. Infallible for jaundice, hi 1-1
iotisii<s>. malaria. fever and ague and j
liver and stomaclt troubles. Gentle]
but elTeriivc. Only 23c at 1>. C. Scott's
dnio store"
Dr. W. V. Hrockinton went to
Charleston Tuesday to take in ttie;
Knights ol l'ylhtas exercises held j
in honor 01 :i visit from Grand j
Chancellor >Y, L. Bonham.
A Wonderful Invention.
Tney cure dandruff. hai: falling,!
headache, etc., yet costs the same J
as an ordinary comb?Dr. White'sKloctrie
Comb. The only patented
Comb in the world* People, every-;
where it has been introduced, are
wild with delijrht. You simply |
comb your hair each day and tltej
comb docs the rest. This wonder-!
lul comb i> simply unbreakable and j
is made so that it is absolutely impossible
to break or cut the hair.
Sold on a \vrittcn guarantee to jrive!
perfect satisfaction in every respect.
Send stamps for one. Ladies' size
otic. Cent's size .'Vic. Live men,
and women wanted everywhere to |
introduce this article. Sells on sifcht.!
Agents are wild with success. (Seel
want column of this paper.) Ad1)
\'_ Rose. (?? n. .Mur. Deca
tur, in." "
Capt. John A. Kelley and fam :
i 1 v look Ilieir departure last week !
1 ;
lor Mount Pleasant, where they;
will spend the summer by the
seashore. Capt. Ivellev, who came |
up Tuesday on business, says that)
they are comfortably situated and J
that Mrs. Kelley's health, which J
is rath*# feeble, *kow? signs of
improvement already.
Now is the Time
TO PREPARE FOR TI1K HOT
WE ATI IKK.
If tou can't conic to us. drop us a
line or two and we will send you the
best that's going in light-weight
SUITS
OR
Coats and Vests.
Blue and Black
SEEG-ES
Area specialty with us?the kind
that don't fade.
We carry all sizes in
IJ n cIgtwg r,
up to size ">2.
Neglige Shirts
in great varioty up to size 19 1-2.
HiLTS
of all kinds for Men and Boys.
nn i ibmu,
Corn .-r King and ilasell Street-',
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
A Gallon of PURE LINSEED OIL mixed
with a guilon of
Utomar
Hmt
laakee 2 gallons of th? tery be6t Pa1>"T
iuthe world
c.f yonrp.'ilnt bill. Is ear more nrr.aiu.e than
I*cke \ViiiTK Lead mid i? absolutely not PoiKosors.
Hammar Paint is made of the rkstor
PAINT JIATEKIAJ.n?lUfii uh mi k?uu pamirra uic,
and is ground thick, t ekv thick. Ki> trouble to
mix, any boy can do It. Iti* the common hense
or house Paint. No beti eb paint, can be made
at any cost, and is
GuiaianfadSyMb
hot to Ceack, Buster, Peel or Chip.
IT. lUMM.tU TAINT CO., St. Louis, Mo.
Sold end guaranteed by
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W. F. CLAYTON.
Attorney - at - Law.
FLORENVK. S. C.
I'rH-rifc- in nil tin* L'nite?l States
C?HU ts. ami in tl e Courts of Florence
and Williamsburg Counties.
HIRSCH & HIRSCH,
At orneys-atLawKIXHST1IEK.
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I have this day associated witli mc i
. .. tM.. i.. i aa,..i..t. ti.< 1
rn\ xiii in h. ii 11 m ii, uiinn iiji
tirm name nt Hirsch & ilirsch. for tin
practice <?t I .aw in th? I'nitod i
and State Courts of Smith Carolina.
;M. .1. ltlltSCH.
Jan. 1. 1001. Oru
Supt. of Education Cooper lias
asked us to call attention to an
error which appeared in tlie summer
school notice, which he lias
iuMruct?td us to correct in this;
issue: the words, tree schools,
where it relates to furnishing text
books to teachers at reduced
pricos, should have read summer
school. That is, the text books
used it' the summer school will be
furniehed at reduced prices to
teachers attending the summer
school.
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COMPE'
j We rise above competition <?n
Horses and Mu
Buggie
?ou
LIVERY DEF
1? Complete with New Turnc
J. L. STUC1
Lake Cit
ISTeTTT* Store!
One chance isull wo ask to eoiivirn
OCR SPEC
! Ilium, Wins' om Gents* foil
THINGS THAT DELIGHT THE 1
THAT CAN"!
STEWART
Lake Ci
SFECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN T(
Having sold us her entire stock i
who is in our employ, will be please<
at our store.
Tobacco Barn Flues, |
Paris Green,
Paris Green Sprayers.
Our Flues this season are made;
from the best steel sheets, every
joint is firmly locked, proved ami;
strongly riveted. The Elbows and
'P.,.,... .?? ,-? tkiti<L> i*f rrnmrii 1
I ri*."* illt: 111tillr ?M IM a?t? ;
sheets and are put together to stay, i
We make flues any shape desired '
and will be pleased to quote prices !
per set or per pound on application.:
lie sure and get our prices before ,
j placing your order and save money, j
{ Very Truly,
110.1:1110 EKKQ23 CO.,1
MANNING; S. (!,
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$=$gg(U
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College of Charleston
I CHARLESTON', S. C.
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Kol'XDKD IN ltS.i.
Strong Faculty; well-equipped f'licm-1
ica!. l'hvsicial. arid Biological Labora-;
tories. observatory, Library of 14.0U0
volumes, ami tlie finest Museum of
I Natural History in the South. I). A.,;
B. S.. arid M. A., courses offered.? j
rp.,i,|a in two instai-i
j 1 UlllMJI f "TV, |/(IJ UViw in - - - |
incuts. Board ii. College Dormitory ;
( an be obtained at f 10 a month. Onei
Scholarship giving free tuition is.as 11
!signed to Williamsburg county, tlte
j holder to he appointed by the Judge of i
j Probate and the C'ountv .Supcriiiten1
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(It'llt 01 frUUCatlOIl. t\ 11 miiuiuaic*
admission an1 permitted to compere:
for vacant Boyce Scholarships, which
jay |150 :i year* Kntranrc Kxauii- (
nations will l>c held in Kingstrce on ; (
.luJr 15. 1001. by the Conntv Superintendent
and Judge of I'rohate, Next |(
session opens September 30, 1901. For
Catalogue address.
HARRISON RANDOLPH, |
20 27 President, j
"~WANTKI>?Ladies and gentle- i
men tointroduce the "hottest" seller
on earth. Agents are coining
money. Cures all forms of scalp
iillmontj VlO!ltiiil<>hpi| oh'.. Vpt COStS i
the sume as an ordinary romb.,
Send 50e in stamps for sample. 1). 1
N. Hose,Gen. Mgr., Decat'ir, 111.
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iuts and Unexcelled Service.
KEY & CO,,
:y, S. C.
G-ccd.sI
i'o you of the quality of our goods.
TARTY IS
ilsiigs, On Goiids M Notions.
jADIKS HEARTS AT PIECES
UK I5EAT.
& FLOYD,
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) I) R ESS M A KI NO A MILL J.N FK Y
ind good will Miss Ida <J. K-dgers
1 to servo lior friends and customers
W. L. BASS,
Attorney at Law.
LAKK CITY, S. C.
Practices in Slate and Federal
Courts.
1, J, McCABE, M, 07
DENTIST.
M ILL HE AT HEOIitiETOWX. SC.
priUNC JIJLT.
()rth*e at 1 {evidence.
Teeth Extracted v/ithout
Pain.
Teeth Putin Without Plate.
dental half rations.
By the aln>w caption the uiid>*rsijjned
means that hereafter his time
and practice will Ikj divided between
Kinjrstreo and Luke C'itv, equally?
jiving the latter place from the 1st to
the l"?th of each month, and lrotn the
iCtli to.the 30th trt tile funnel. Collluieiicinirat
Lake City an March l?t.
Respect tully,
A.M. SMDER,
Dental .surgeon.
GUARANTEED
IS $5,000 DEPOSIT
ifftH 200 FREE
jj^p Scholarships offered.
CA.-ALA. BUSINESS OOLLECE, Macon, Qa
GiSfTiMlWoSli.
r.\ss lxgkr dkpaktment.
Time table in effect January 1, 1901.
WKSTWA Rl>.
Daily Kv.
Daily. Sunday.
Georgetown S.30um 4.00pm
Lanes 8 00am .V21pui
C'ii:irli->ton l.ooatn 8.30pm
Sumter 9 40ain
lolumliia 11.00am *
Florence 9.30aiu T.'wpm
Norfolk a.liipm 10.2'atn
EASTWARD.
Georgetown 10 /50a m 8.20pm
Ionics # 40ain 7.00pm
Charleston 7.00;uii 4 \5pin
Sumter 5.8'prn
L*cltimbi;i 4.10pm
.8 OOain
Nuffu'k 9.00a in 2.30pm /S\
('onni'cti'nis made at Lams with At- <>
lantic Coast Lino trains and at(jeorp<?tmvti
with all steamers on Pee Dec,
Blaek and Wa-rarnaw rivers, iucludinp
-erviee between Ceorpetown and
rbcrolebrated summer report, Pawley's
Istand.
A. B. B. HAUKIS. Aetinp Supt. "+r9*^'
W. K. Bute, (Jen. Puss, ^
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